We Make Health Fest: Exhibitors

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This document contains a list of organizations, projects, and websites related to health and medicine. Each entry includes a URL, hashtag "#makehealth", and Twitter handles "@makehealthUM" and "@healthbyus". There are over 60 such entries in the document.

We #MakeHealth Fest
#makehealth
@makehealthUM @healthbyus

A2Share
http://a2share.org/
#makehealth
@makehealthUM @healthbyus

AIRS - Oxygen Alarms
http://oxygenalarms.com/
#makehealth
@makehealthUM @healthbyus

Akadeum
http://akadeum.com/
#makehealth
@makehealthUM @healthbyus

All Hands Active
http://www.allhandsactive.com/
#makehealth
@makehealthUM @healthbyus

Desktop 3D Printing and Rapid Prototyping
http://um3d.dc.umich.edu/3d-‐printing/
#makehealth
@makehealthUM @healthbyus

e-Nable
http://enablingthefuture.org/
#makehealth
@makehealthUM @healthbyus

EZCarryBed
http://ezcarrybed.com/
#makehealth
@makehealthUM @healthbyus

Fun Exhibits:
Cooperative Phonograph
http://funexhibits.com/projects/cooperative-phonograph/
#makehealth
@makehealthUM @healthbyus

Health Apps By Us
https://medium.com/@HealthByUs/make-‐
your-‐own-‐app-‐1625e119f16d
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https://medium.com/@HealthByUs/health-‐
apps-‐by-‐us-‐at-‐the-‐we-‐makehealth-‐
fest-‐49e89ca7e95f
#makehealth
@makehealthUM @healthbyus

Health Comics By Us
https://medium.com/@HealthByUs/
health-‐comics-‐by-‐us-‐2e0d9d30e113
#makehealth
@makehealthUM @healthbyus

Health Design By Us
healthdesignby.us
#makehealth
@makehealthUM @healthbyus

HealthDesignCupid
http://healthdesigncupid.us/
#makehealth
@makehealthUM @healthbyus

University of Michigan
Health Informatics
http://healthinformatics.umich.edu/
#makehealth
@makehealthUM @healthbyus

IconArray
http://www.iconarray.com/
#makehealth
@makehealthUM @healthbyus

JDRF
http://jdrf.org/
#makehealth
@makehealthUM @healthbyus

Learning Health System
#makehealth
@makehealthUM @healthbyus

Linnetic
http://linnetic.launchrock.com/
#makehealth
@makehealthUM @healthbyus

Maker Works
http://maker-works.com/
#makehealth
@makehealthUM @healthbyus

Medical App Project
http://icancreatethat.com/med-‐app-‐project/
prototype.html
#makehealth
@makehealthUM @healthbyus

Merlot and Beyond
http://merlot.org/
http://tlcprojects.org/
#makehealth
@makehealthUM @healthbyus

M-HEAL
http://mhealofficers.wix.com/m-‐heal
#makehealth
@makehealthUM @healthbyus

MICHR / UMClinicalStudies.org
https://umclinicalstudies.org/
#makehealth
@makehealthUM @healthbyus

MyoAlert
http://www.myoalert.com/
#makehealth
@makehealthUM @healthbyus

National Foundation for Celiac
Awareness (NFCA)
http://www.celiaccentral.org/kitchens/
#makehealth
@makehealthUM @healthbyus

The Office of Enabling
Technologies
http://medicine.umich.edu/dept/msis/about-msis/learning-
program/enabling-technologies
#makehealth
@makehealthUM @healthbyus

Pelico
http://www.pelicotech.com/
#makehealth
@makehealthUM @healthbyus

The Poke Program
http://uofmhealthsystem.org/documents/
pediatric/pokeprogramflier.pdf
#makehealth
@makehealthUM @healthbyus

RACHEL
http://www.worldpossible.org/rachel/
http://www.rachel.worldpossible.org/
#makehealth
@makehealthUM @healthbyus

Scrapbox
http://scrapbox.org/
#makehealth
@makehealthUM @healthbyus

Solus
http://www.solusinnovations.com/
Solus_Innovations/Home.html
#makehealth
@makehealthUM @healthbyus

Starry Night Mosaics
http://www.starrynightmosaics.com/
#makehealth
@makehealthUM @healthbyus

SymboIX
#makehealth
@makehealthUM @healthbyus

We Make Health Stories
(a StoryCorps project)
http://www.healthdesignbyus.squarespace.com/
#makehealth
@makehealthUM @healthbyus

In the era of connected devices we are dealing with an ever increasing amount of different data. In most cases "Dumb Data". Most interfaces we use today just react to actions taken in the present, without utilizing the data available to predict future needs, creating anticipatory experiences. Some companies, like Google (Nest, Google Now) or Amazon (anticipatory shipping, Echo) have recognized the value of anticipation early on, others are following suit. Pro-active applications can certainly contribute to a better user experience, but they also may cause the user to feel uncomfortable. Hence, answering the following questions is of paramount importance: How to create relevance, without being uncanny? How to support the user without patronizing him and how to avoid frustration resulting from false or inaccurate anticipation.

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We Make Health Fest: Exhibitors

1. We #MakeHealth Fest #makehealth @makehealthUM @healthbyus

2. A2Share http://a2share.org/ #makehealth @makehealthUM @healthbyus

3. 3

4. AIRS - Oxygen Alarms http://oxygenalarms.com/ #makehealth @makehealthUM @healthbyus

5. 5

6. Akadeum http://akadeum.com/ #makehealth @makehealthUM @healthbyus

7. 7

8. All Hands Active http://www.allhandsactive.com/ #makehealth @makehealthUM @healthbyus

9. 9

10. Desktop 3D Printing and Rapid Prototyping http://um3d.dc.umich.edu/3d-‐printing/ #makehealth @makehealthUM @healthbyus

11. 11

12. e-Nable http://enablingthefuture.org/ #makehealth @makehealthUM @healthbyus

13. 13

14. EZCarryBed http://ezcarrybed.com/ #makehealth @makehealthUM @healthbyus

15. 15

16. Fun Exhibits: Cooperative Phonograph http://funexhibits.com/projects/cooperative-phonograph/ #makehealth @makehealthUM @healthbyus

17. 17

18. Health Apps By Us https://medium.com/@HealthByUs/make-‐ your-‐own-‐app-‐1625e119f16d | https://medium.com/@HealthByUs/health-‐ apps-‐by-‐us-‐at-‐the-‐we-‐makehealth-‐ fest-‐49e89ca7e95f #makehealth @makehealthUM @healthbyus

19. 19

20. 20

21. Health Comics By Us https://medium.com/@HealthByUs/ health-‐comics-‐by-‐us-‐2e0d9d30e113 #makehealth @makehealthUM @healthbyus

22. 22

23. 23

24. Health Design By Us healthdesignby.us #makehealth @makehealthUM @healthbyus

25. 25

26. HealthDesignCupid http://healthdesigncupid.us/ #makehealth @makehealthUM @healthbyus

27. 27

28. University of Michigan Health Informatics http://healthinformatics.umich.edu/ #makehealth @makehealthUM @healthbyus

29. 29

30. IconArray http://www.iconarray.com/ #makehealth @makehealthUM @healthbyus

31. 31

32. JDRF http://jdrf.org/ #makehealth @makehealthUM @healthbyus

33. 33

34. Learning Health System #makehealth @makehealthUM @healthbyus

35. 35

36. Linnetic http://linnetic.launchrock.com/ #makehealth @makehealthUM @healthbyus

37. 37

38. Maker Works http://maker-works.com/ #makehealth @makehealthUM @healthbyus

39. 39

40. Medical App Project http://icancreatethat.com/med-‐app-‐project/ prototype.html #makehealth @makehealthUM @healthbyus

41. 41

42. Merlot and Beyond http://merlot.org/ http://tlcprojects.org/ #makehealth @makehealthUM @healthbyus

43. 43

44. 44

45. M-HEAL http://mhealofficers.wix.com/m-‐heal #makehealth @makehealthUM @healthbyus

46. 46

47. MICHR / UMClinicalStudies.org https://umclinicalstudies.org/ #makehealth @makehealthUM @healthbyus

48. 48

49. MyoAlert http://www.myoalert.com/ #makehealth @makehealthUM @healthbyus

50. 50

51. National Foundation for Celiac Awareness (NFCA) http://www.celiaccentral.org/kitchens/ #makehealth @makehealthUM @healthbyus

52. 52

53. The Office of Enabling Technologies http://medicine.umich.edu/dept/msis/about-msis/learning- program/enabling-technologies #makehealth @makehealthUM @healthbyus

54. Pelico http://www.pelicotech.com/ #makehealth @makehealthUM @healthbyus

55. 55

56. The Poke Program http://uofmhealthsystem.org/documents/ pediatric/pokeprogramflier.pdf #makehealth @makehealthUM @healthbyus

57. 57

58. RACHEL http://www.worldpossible.org/rachel/ http://www.rachel.worldpossible.org/ #makehealth @makehealthUM @healthbyus

59. 59

60. 60

61. Scrapbox http://scrapbox.org/ #makehealth @makehealthUM @healthbyus

62. 62

63. Solus http://www.solusinnovations.com/ Solus_Innovations/Home.html #makehealth @makehealthUM @healthbyus

64. 64

65. Starry Night Mosaics http://www.starrynightmosaics.com/ #makehealth @makehealthUM @healthbyus